Character Relationship Map: Socrates

Characters

• Socrate (played by Jean Sylvère) — protagonist

  Classical Greek philosopher, founder of Western ethical and dialectical traditions.

• Santippe (played by Anne Caprile) — supporting

  Wife of Socrates, known for her sharp temperament and domestic loyalty.

• Apollodoro (played by Giuseppe Mannajuolo) — supporting

  Devoted follower and emotional companion of Socrates in Athens.

• Platone (played by Antonio Medina) — supporting

  Student of Socrates who later became a foundational Western philosopher.

• Critone (played by Ricardo Palacios) — supporting

  Wealthy Athenian friend who attempts to secure Socrates' prison escape.

• Cimon (played by Luis Alonso Gulias) — supporting

  Athenian general and statesman referenced in philosophical debates.

• Antisthenes (played by Julio Morales) — supporting

  Athenian philosopher and founder of the Cynic school, student of Socrates.

• Hermes (played by Antonio Requena) — supporting

  Greek god of messengers, appearing in mythological and symbolic contexts.

• Lysias (played by Paco Catalá) — supporting

  Athenian logographer and contemporary of classical philosophers.

• Menexenus (played by José Luis Ortega) — supporting

  Young Athenian student and friend engaging with Socratic teachings.

• Hermogenes (played by Iván Almagro) — supporting

  Athenian citizen and frequent participant in Socratic discussions.

• Cebes (played by Manuel Angel Egea) — supporting

  Theban philosopher and close companion present at Socrates' death.

• Callicles (played by Román Ariznavarreta) — supporting

  Athenian orator and philosophical rival debating justice with Socrates.

• Anytus (played by Gonzalo Tejel) — supporting

  Athenian politician who orchestrated the prosecution against Socrates.

• Hippias (played by Adolfo Thous) — supporting

  Sophist and polymath frequently debated by Socrates.

• Phocion (played by Pedro Estecha) — supporting

  Athenian statesman and general renowned for civic integrity.

• Aristippus (played by Constant Rodriguez) — supporting

  Founder of the Cyrenaic school, known for hedonistic philosophy.

• Critias (played by Juan Margallo) — supporting

  Athenian oligarch and former student of Socrates.

• Yogui (played by Jesus A. Gordon) — supporting

  Eastern spiritual figure referenced in dialogues on asceticism.

• Thrasybulus (played by Rafael de la Rosa) — supporting

  Athenian general who restored democracy, mentioned in historical texts.

Story Analysis

A philosophical exploration of Socrates final years, trial, and death amid Athens political decay.

Plot Progression

1. Collapse of Democracy
2. Philosophical Inquiry
3. Trial and Condemnation
4. Final Discourse and Death